Aunt Flow News Today

At the age of 18, I have experienced more than 75 menstrual cycles, each of which has required hygiene products. Attempting to count how many products I’ve used would be absurd. It is an understatement to say that I have easily spent hundreds of dollars on managing this natural process of my body. The high...

The Aunt Flow vending machine is an initiative between Houston Airports and TRAX Analytics to ensure organic pads and tampons are always available to airport guests.

/PRNewswire/ -- Denver nonprofit Justice Necessary unveils data from its latest study on teen period poverty in Colorado, shedding light on a deeply concerning...

It's not a new idea, but some new technology should mean the bathrooms never run out of free tampons or organic cotton pads.

Writer Eleanor has been trying for a baby with her husband, but after coming off the pill, something happened that she did not expect.

Kailyn Lowry, 32, has begged parents to teach their sons about periods on TikTok after she unexpectedly got her period while she was on vacation with her four older boys.

RIGBY — The Idaho Period Project announces its inaugural Pink Party dinner and auction, scheduled for 6 p.m. April 19 at the Waterfront at Snake River Landing, 1220 Event Center

At their March meeting, the Huron County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded $28,017 in charitable community grants to several Huron County nonprofits and schools, according to a news release. Projects awarded fill critical needs, create opportunities for youth, and further contribute to a thriving community, the release said. Huron County Community Foundation’s Board of […]

BLOOMINGTON — Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington received $23,050 from Ivy Tech Foundation’s Women in Philanthropy, Circle of Ivy, to fund seven projects through the academic year. Circle of Ivy raised more than $200,000 to support projects at Ivy Tech campuses across the state. Circle of Iv ...

MANSFIELD — Mid-Ohio Youth Mentoring hosted Richland Public Health at the Friendly House and gave away bags of menstrual supplies.